i use google app engine flexible in southeast1 for node js and when deploy error
The region asia-south1 does not have enough resources available to fulfill the request
how to change region to southeast2
Thank You
You can't change the region after you create your project. You'll need to create a new project.
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I am setting a private connection between my project's Google App Engine and Compute engine with a serverless VPC network. The region of the GAE is set in northamerica-northeast1 (which can't be changed as described in the documentation), so I am trying to set up the VPC connector to be in the same region, following this guide.
When creating a new serverless VPC connector, it looks like there is no region selection for northamerica-northeast1, as shown in the screenshot. Is there a way to set up the connector to this region already set by app engine? At this point the last thing I want to do is start an entirely new project just to re-setup app engine and other applications on GCP.
I have seen some responses in the past about getting whitelisted to be given access to specific requests such as this, but again, I do not know how to go about that process either, if that is my best option.
Because of the current product limitations,to set a connection between App Engine and Compute Engine please file a feature request in our Public Issue Tracker and we will implement support for the northamerica-northeast1 region. To do so please refer to link[1]
After getting in touch with a helpful Google support rep, this specific region is indeed not supported by VPC networks. My best (and really only) option was to set up a new project, with a new region and match my VPC network to the new region, and then migrate/copy any datasets and apps I was using from the old project to the new.
I currently have a domain registered in domains.google (Googles own registrar) and a google app engine configured to that domain. So that www.{domain}.com and {domain}.com both end up at the GAE's first application.
However i'm attempting to point another subdomain (such as api.{domain}.com) at a different application, however since google have removed their 'synthetic records' i'm not able to do what they suggest in their help documentation.
Notes:
* I have setup and got working a second application/project that has an appspot.com address
* I only currently have the free tier of the GAE for now (i'm attempting to evaluate if its possible to do what i need without putting down money up-front or having to use the free-trial... yet)
Any ideas/solutions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks for your help.
A GWT project with a few combo boxes and a button. When I click the button I need to use "if" for each combo box and depending on the answer for each one I want to get some data from a database and use it for a formula. The problem is I don't know how to create the database for the GWT project. I need to use a free one. Also maybe it is important to the question that I want to deploy the GWT project to App Engine.
I could not figure out what type of database I should use. I've read about Google Cloud SQL, but the thing**strong text** is that you have to pay for it. The other option seems to be App Engine Datastore, but I couldn't actually figure out how it should work for my project.
You can start with the App Engine documentation of different storage options:
https://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/java/storage
Datastore on App Engine has a free quota, after which you have to pay for data and transactions.
I recall seeing an option on the google app engine admin page that would allow me to duplicate/copy a deployment to a different appid. Was I imagining this? I do have a copy of all the files needed for deployment but I do not currently have access to a computer with admin privileges in order to install the GAE SDK.
Not relevant to this question, but FYI I need to do this simply because there is a major bug that's preventing me from logging in to a particular part of the admin interface and google tech support has failed to resolve the issue, so I'm just trying a workaround.
Copy old settings to new app via the admin console admin>application settings>Duplicate Application Settings. (you'll choose new appid here too)
Then upload a version of your code to the new appId (so you'll need gae sdk or use online sdk devtable).
Then go to datastore admin in the old app, select all the entities and choose "copy to another app" You'll need datastore admin to be enabled on the old app (and new app I think).
I recently created a new google account and registered a new domain for google app engine that i want to use now with a java gae project i wrote.
When i try to access
https://appengine.google.com/
or
https://appengine.google.com/a/my-domain.com
i always get redirected to a page
"Welcome to Google App Engine Before getting started, you want to
learn more about developing and deploying applications."..... Create
Application
When i push this button, and enter the phone number i used to create the account/domain this is refused with:
The phone number has been sent too many messages or has already been
used to confirm an account.
I am not able to deploy my GAE application as i simply dont know the Application ID. I can not create a new one and i can not find out if i already created one as there is no way to access the dashboard.
Any Hint?
Please help
You already used that number to validate a different Google account, you need to create the application with that account.
More information at the SMS Verification for App Creation FAQ
Google recommends to fill out the following form in this event to verify the account manually:
https://appengine.google.com/waitlist/sms_issues